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Oh, and I just wanna add:
WHOA, POST NUMBER 1000
yeah I'm bored all right.

http://www.robotplanet.dk/audio/vst_battlecomp_vintage/

• Output volume no longer changes slightly when switching between output limiter modes.
• "Big" frequency range changed to 15-500 Hz.

Ok, here's a random brainfart that would take me quite a while to figure out to do myself. But after having played around with MixIO and the new Polac ASIO, I got this idea on how to simplify using multi IO machines. Instead of the current approach: http://www.robotplanet.dk/f/bc/multiio3.gif I want...

I've had a similar need (and still do, in some way) for Mars: Parameter 1: Mode Parameter 2: Name should be different depending on mode. Parameter 3: Name should be different depending on mode. Right now 2 and 3 are just called "Treble" and "Bass", but that's because I can't chan...

Dr3Tri wrote:Quoting my own post.. because i just made that track and uploaded it to SC. =)
So here it is, my first attempt to use that rhythm:
http://soundcloud.com/savojr/in-the-beat-of-the-night

Ha ha, you got it, dude!

Good stuff. I'm especially fond of the first track. Wow!

The Uranus is indeed beta for a reason. It requires sick amounts of CPU considering it's less than impressive sound quality. I was close to not releasing it, but a lot of people liked it's weirdness. I do have plans for it, though, as it is a part of my Planet series project. I just gotta figure out...

That was actually pretty quick. Who said Buzz is dead?

But, let me know a few mastering houses/engineers that accept 16bit mixdowns these days (I'm not talking about 10-15 years ago). I recently saw a few links to some mastering studios that offered pressing on vinyl as well. I was shocked and disgusted to see that they even accepted mp3 files for the ...

I don't think you can do that. What are you trying to achieve?

If you want a login for the Buzz Wiki, drop me a message here on or IRC (ircnet and efnet as "Joachip".) New contributors are very welcome. You will need to give me: 1) Username 2) Password (or I will make one up for you) 3) E-mail for account verification 4) Real name (optional) I'm manua...

It's a good idea to work in a high resolution (bits and samplerate) through all the steps of the process of making music.

When you're done, you can convert the resulting .wav file to 44100 Hz, 16-bits.

There's already such a page.

mcbpete wrote:Talk about tempting fate - the very next day after posting this I got a bloody spam bot posting on my board

You shouldn't have jinxed it!

Holy macaroni! That's pretty damn intense - and quite interesting to see in action.

Just tried the x86 version. Works great. But how do you do a note-off?
And how do you do chords?

Agreed. For developing the algorithms used inside VST and Buzz effects, C++ is the way to go. But as a beginner's language, C# is probably the closest and most user-friendly way to get started. Once you've gotten used to programming in general, the move to C++ should be less painful. And there you'l...

I wonder if "Magneto" is in there. I seem to remember that as one of the first really interesting VSTs i ever had.

Cumbia is from Columbia, and there's a lot of black people there (especially at the coastal areas.) The influence from african music is quite apparent. Make sure you're using Pattern XP (not available in old Buzz), press Ctrl-Backspace to edit the pattern properties, and put in the value "10&qu...

It's tempting to set up a test just to see if they are bots or real humans.